Josée Doyon

Josée Doyon serves as an Assistant Clinical Professor in the Department of Pathology and Cell Biology at the Faculty of Medicine, University of Montreal, with clinical affiliation at Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital. Her expertise centers on anatomic pathology, specializing in bone and soft tissue tumors, orthopedic pathology, and sarcoma research.

Her research program investigates irradiation effects on bone healing (current rabbit femoral allograft study with Drs. Tétrault and Turcotte) and biomaterial-tissue interactions, notably PMMA effects on bone marrow. This work bridges surgical pathology with orthopedic oncology through collaborations with the Montreal Bone Sarcoma Study Group and Dr. Alain Moreau's research team.

Dr. Doyon's publication trends reveal consistent focus on bone pathology (60% of works) and rare tumor diagnostics (40%), with methodological emphasis on case reports, histopathological analysis, and translational orthopedic research. Key themes include metastatic bone disease, foreign body reactions, and sarcoma characterization.

Her scientific recognition includes:

• How Medica Award for Best Clinical Research (1998)
• American Society of Pediatric Pathology Best Presentation Award (1990)
• University of Montreal Department of Pathology Best Presentation Award (1990)

Administrative leadership spans 14 years as Head of Pathology at Maisonneuve-Rosemont Hospital (2002-2016), with ongoing contributions to the supra-regional musculoskeletal cancers team and CHUM departmental selection committees. She actively supports the department's Virtual Histology Lab and Teaching Laboratory infrastructure.